Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-05
SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. Hugh McCulloch and Miss McCulloch gave
breakfast yesterday at 1890. The guests were
Sherman, Miss Matte Mitchell Miss Lizzie Patter-
son, Miss Emily Wallach, Miss Cullen, Miss Kill
bourn. Miss Audenreid, Miss Katie Beach, Miss
bouquets OF Perle de jardin, BOnSilene Marechai
Neil, JacqueminOt roses, and one young lady had
lilies OF the wales and another had white lilacs.
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Mrs. Hugh j. Jewett and the Misses Jewett gave
luncheon to ladies yesterday. It was a pink
affair: and the roses were all La France. and the
Miss Waite, Miss Hunt, Miss Villas, the Misses
Matthews, Miss COurtwriglt, Miss Sartori Of Phil
delphia, Mrs. Painter, Miss Painter, Miss Foster
The tea parties were well appreciated yesterday.
the day being just cold enough to make long stays
at one place agreeable. Col and Mrs John M.
Wilson gave the first OF two teas, with large
sylvania, Mrs. Waller. Miss Wilson poured tea
Miss Mary Wilson and her visitor, Miss HOllyday,
Miss Edie, Miss Lille Duncan, Miss Harris, OF
Cleveland, and Mrs. HOdgeSOn were most ef1cient
In carrying out the hOspitable intentions of the
host and hostess The walls of the house were not
wide enough to held the friends OF it, they had to
pass In In detachmentS.
Mrs. Helyar gave yesterday charming delect-
able afternoon entertainment for Miss Griswold,
OF New York, who Is her guest.
Mrs. Audenreid and her daughter gave the first
OF their Tuesday teas in January yesterday. Miss
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Miss Tiffany, OF New York. and Miss Belle Green
of New Jersey, composed the receiving party
Mrs o. H. Burroughs and Miss Burroughs Mrs.
Edmunds, assisted by Mrs. Brewster, Mrs. Reamey
and Miss Brewster, and Hrs Letter held most apree
able receptions yesterday.
Marshal and Mrs. Wilson have sent out cards for
tea on Thursday, from to 6, for young people
to meet Miss HOllyday. =
Mrs. Townsend gave supper party on Monday
night in honor OF Mrs. Langtry.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Waite, Miss Waite and
Mrs. Henry Waite, held large levee last evening.
Mrs Waite wore trained robe of russell brown
silk, trimmed with russell passementer1es: Miss
Waite, a ball dress OF white satin and lace, and
satin. The large company was most congo
NAL one, and there was much animated
GonyersatioR tG a Among those present were:
and Mrs. HOratio King Ministsr kuRi, the chinese
minister, the Mexican minister and Mrs. Romero
Mar1 Woe Capt and MIS- Boh
Judge and Mrs. Knott, Gen. Hazen Senator and
Miss Evarts. Mr.. William Acklen, Mrs Moore, Col.
snd Siss
McCullOch, Minister ROustan, and Dr. and Mrs
Geisy.
Mrs. Senator Sabin will hold her first reception
OF the season on Thursday, at No. Iowa Circle
and viii have with her Mrs. Spooner and her. young
lady guests from Wisconsin, and Miss Murphy.
Mrs. Senator Pugh and her daughter will hold
their usual Thursday receptions during the season.
Mrs. Pugh has not issued cards OF invitation for
any special festtvtty.
At the meeting OF the Travel club at Strathmore
Arms, Monday evening, Mr.. James c. Dulfn read q
paper on '.Music,' which he prefaced by highly
eulOgistic reference to the late John A. Logan who
had been member OF the club In years past.
Music was rendered by Prof. and Mrs. Butler. the
Misses Smalley and Miss Lula Ieiberman
Mrs. Cheney will not be at home to visitors to
morrow but after this week will receive on Thurs
days.
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